Giant spider population booms in UK as species the size of rats enjoy record mating season
- Thousands of "giant spiders" released by a zoo are thriving, marking a record mating season, as stated by conservationists.
- This year, over 10,000 breeding female Fen Raft spiders were recorded, with zoo officials declaring the program a "success."
- The Fen Raft spider, which nearly became extinct, plays a key role in healthy aquatic ecosystems, according to Chester Zoo and RSPB officials.
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UK Zoo Release Thousands of Giant spiders Each Size of Human Hand
For anyone with arachnophobia, the idea of giant spiders roaming free in the UK might sound terrifying unless it’s a large-scale conservation drive. Thanks to a successful conservation effort by the UK’s Chester Zoo and the RSPB, thousands of hand-sized fen raft spiders are now thriving across UK wetlands. Once nearly extinct due to habitat loss, these unique spiders were bred in controlled conditions to rebuild their population. Hand-Sized …
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